India's Growth Hurdles: CEA Warns of Global Challenges

India's Chief Economic Adviser, V Anantha Nageswaran, highlighted the challenges the nation faces in its growth trajectory, such as slowing globalisation, divisive geopolitics, and climate change. Speaking at a Federation of Automobile Dealers Association event, he emphasized the need for the auto industry to prioritize national interests and consumer education on global climate impact.

India's Chief Economic Adviser, V Anantha Nageswaran, raised alarms about the nation's growth prospects, citing challenges like decelerating globalisation, escalating global politics, and the pressing issue of climate change at a Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) event.

Nageswaran highlighted that China's unprecedented growth from 1980 to 2015 occurred without such hurdles, offering a stark contrast to India's current scenario. He remarked on India's strained relationship with China, emphasizing the reliance on the latter for e-mobility essentials like critical minerals and metals.

The CEA urged the auto industry to prioritize national interests over global trends and stressed the importance of consumer education on climate impacts and vehicle safety.

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